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Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Palestinians threaten to downgrade US relations if Trump moves embassy to Jerusalem

Check out this threat from the Palestinian Authority if the
USA moves its embassy to Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem:

“If that takes place, the
Palestinian side would have to sever its ties with the official staff of the
illegal US embassy in Jerusalem,” claimed Fatah Central Committee member Nasser
al-Kidwa, while speaking to the Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds.

“In addition to that, there
is the issue of the Palestinian political representative’s office in
Washington,” al-Kidwa continued. “It would also be necessary to close the
office.”

Hmm …
I don’t know about your response to that, but I say call the waaaambulance.

ERGO, the so-called Palestinian lies and threats can jump
into a pig farm and wallow away. If the Palestine Authority, Hamas OR any other
Islamic terrorist organization has a problem with America recognizing Jerusalem
as the Capital City of Israel, it might be time for President Trump to help
terrorists and their supporters to move somewhere else more historically
common to their Islamic faith – ahem, OR ELSE!

A Palestinian official claimed that the Palestinian
Authority would downgrade its relations with the US and file a complaint with
the UN if Trump moves the US embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

A senior official in Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman
Mahmoud Abbas’ Fatah party said that the PA should downgrade its diplomatic
relationship with the United States if President Trump follows through with his plan to
move the US embassy in Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

“If that takes place, the Palestinian side would have to
sever its ties with the official staff of the illegal US embassy in Jerusalem,”
claimed Fatah Central Committee member Nasser al-Kidwa, while speaking to the
Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds.

“In addition to that, there is the issue of the Palestinian
political representative’s office in Washington,” al-Kidwa continued. “It
would also be necessary to close the office.”

The official added that the PA would no longer accept the US
as a mediator between Israel and the PA.

“It would be necessary for the Palestinian side to make
clear that it no longer officially considers the United States an interlocutor
and that it cannot cooperate with it directly or through the Quartet,” he said.

The Quartet, comprised of the US, European Union, UN and
Russia was launched in 2002 at the height of the Second Intifada in the spirit
of the “Road Map” vision of US President George W. Bush for a two-state
solution between Israel and the PA.

Moreover, al-Kidwa suggested that the PA may launch a
complaint against the United States of America at the United Nations Security
Council. Such an initiative would not go anywhere since the US, as a permanent
member of the Security Council, would veto any measures against itself.